A combination of Gor themed license plate, proud Air Force veteran bumper sticker and little dangly handcuffs on the rear view mirror. Definity not the guy you want to be stuck behind at the gas station.

"Hampden-Sydeny, where boys are men and girls are visitors."

(not that offensive but not appropriate in the parking deck of my law firm)

"My dog is smarter than your kid" types are pretty mean and ridiculous.

But unlike liberals, I support their right to profess their love or hate for whatever they want

So you support my right to marry my partner? Great!

But, probably not.

I fine hypocrisy offensive. So yes, a cross on a luxury vehicle seems offensive. What about Jesus' exhortations about wealth?

I find it offensive when someone is an A hole in traffic and then I see their religious stickers on the back of their car.

I would find it offensive if someone was driving a Hummer with an eco-type sticker on it.

This thread is why I don't put any bumper stickers on my car. People have enough reasons to be horrible in traffic, you don't need to give them another reason. And hate just seems to run so high these days.... yes PP, much higher than in Bush's terms.

Anonymous wrote:All bumper stickers are stupid but the most incredibly and disgustingly offensive are those having anything to do with Obama and Liberals.

But unlike liberals, I support their right to profess their love or hate for whatever they want - instead of... oh - scraping the bumper sticker off the car or defacing it in some other way which is something that only a liberal would do.

What a short memory you have. Sarah Palin was actively telling people to deface the Obama bumper stickers.

Anonymous wrote:I just saw one a few days ago, "somewhere in kenya a village is missing its idiot", which only served to prove the driver is an idiot, with no manners, class, or respect for the office of the president.

Bush is the one who started two wars and cut taxes, managing to kill people, destroy families, and tank our country's economy. But I would still never disrespect the president in a vulgar personal way like that.

I'm a liberal, and that's pretty funny. And before you get all exercised, bumper sticker, with Texas substituted for Kenya, was omnipresent during Bush's terms. Were you outraged then?

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Anonymous wrote:Join the Army,
Travel to interesting lands,
Meet interesting people . . .
Then kill them.

This was in Charlottesville. Still offensive, but fueled by young idealism. No perspective for the sacrifices of those who serve.

Except, it's also a pretty accurate depiction of what armies do. So, there is that.

Not accurate in the sense that they do so much more than kill. They build schools, rescue those in harms way, and remove leaders who don't allow females to vote or go to school. The vast majority of those [b]who serve [/b]never even fire a weapon in combat and certainly never kill anyone.

serve? They volunteered. They're getting paid. What else would they be doing if they could get a decent iob?

Guess they would sit on their fat ass like you do posting on anonymous boards.

I just saw one a few days ago, "somewhere in kenya a village is missing its idiot", which only served to prove the driver is an idiot, with no manners, class, or respect for the office of the president.

Bush is the one who started two wars and cut taxes, managing to kill people, destroy families, and tank our country's economy. But I would still never disrespect the president in a vulgar personal way like that.

Honk if you love Jesus. I honked, and got the finger.

Anonymous wrote:All bumper stickers are stupid but the most incredibly and disgustingly offensive are those having anything to do with Obama and Liberals.

But unlike liberals, I support their right to profess their love or hate for whatever they want - instead of... oh - scraping the bumper sticker off the car or defacing it in some other way which is something that only a liberal would do.

The most incredibly offensive are the conservative bumper stickers slamming Hillary and Michelle for, basically, being women. You know the stickers I mean, the ones that tell Hillary to go back to baking cookies. Ugh.

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Anonymous wrote:Join the Army,
Travel to interesting lands,
Meet interesting people . . .
Then kill them.

This was in Charlottesville. Still offensive, but fueled by young idealism. No perspective for the sacrifices of those who serve.

Except, it's also a pretty accurate depiction of what armies do. So, there is that.

+1, and it costs our country a fortune.

All bumper stickers are stupid but the most incredibly and disgustingly offensive are those having anything to do with Obama and Liberals.

But unlike liberals, I support their right to profess their love or hate for whatever they want - instead of... oh - scraping the bumper sticker off the car or defacing it in some other way which is something that only a liberal would do.

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Anonymous wrote:Not a bumper sticker, but I find seeing a cross hanging on the rear view mirror of an expensive or luxury vehicle, incredibly offensive and ironic.

Huh? It offends you that Christians might drive luxury cars?

other PP - how about an image of the Quran hanging from the rear view mirror? would that be INCREDIBLY OFFENSIVE and IRONIC?

what a dumb fuck you are

Anonymous wrote:"Hippies watch out" in hand applied letter stickers on the back of an old pickup. I live in a very liberal area with quite a few young "crunchy" types.

Ugh.